Free online HTML entity encoder/decoder. Encode special characters to HTML entities and vice versa. Perfect for web developers.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are HTML entities?
HTML entities are special codes used to display reserved characters in HTML. For example, < displays as < and & displays as &. They ensure browsers interpret characters correctly.
When should I encode HTML entities?
Encode HTML entities when you want to display special characters in web content, prevent XSS attacks in user input, or ensure proper display of characters in different encodings.
What characters are encoded?
Common encoded characters include <, >, &, ", and quotes. These are the most important for web development and security.
How do I decode HTML entities?
Simply paste encoded text in the input area and click "Decode". The tool will convert HTML entities back to their original characters.